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Meanings of on the move in English

Nation Building Film Award: Silver Medal, International Exhibition of Documentary and Short Films (Venice, Italy, 1970).

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Usage of on the move in English
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Rosenthal shareholders vote on the move at an extraordinary general meeting today.
The Irish Times
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Every day brings us a new image of people on the move.
The Irish Times
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THIS was the year that saw Brown Thomas Group on the move.
The Irish Times
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His job meant he and his family were often on the move.
The Irish Times
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The world's largest consumer products maker declined to comment on the move.
Reuters
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By the second week of January, Lawrence was on the move again.
Hero: the life and legend of lawrence of arabia
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He was in luck; doubtless this was a brigade on the move.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, January 3, 1917
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The army said JEM was on the move because of internal divisions.
Reuters
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Belgian financial markets regulator CBFA had no immediate comment on the move.
Reuters
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In another minute the boys and Mr. Anderson were on the move.
Boy Scouts on a Long Hike; Or, To the Rescue in the Black Water ...
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Nor does the danger stop when the weapons are on the move.
Wired
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People rushing around trying to look important, grabbing food on the move.
Slow decay
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Panmure Gordon was positive on the move, with analyst Mark Hughes saying:
The Guardian
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But it's not much good to them when we're on the move.
Dark rivers of the heart
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We were on the move forward looking for scores to the end.
The Irish Times
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He is constantly on the move, talking fast, writing fast, lecturing fast.
Wired